Data centers are truly high-quality cash flow assets. Looking at SpaceX's IPO filing, Anthropic has agreed to pay SpaceX $1.25 billion per month for access to the computing power of the Colossus data center, with the contract running until May 2029. If fully executed, this amounts to nearly $45 billion. Initially, the main computing power will be from Colossus1 (approximately 300MW, over 220,000 NVIDIA GPUs), later expanded to Colossus2 (over 1GW). However, it's estimated that only a portion of Colossus2's computing power will go to Anthropic, as xAI currently primarily runs on Colossus2. Based on previously disclosed costs, Colossus1 cost $7 billion, and Colossus2 cost over $20 billion, bringing the total cost of the two data centers to nearly $30 billion. Currently, the entirety of Colossus1 and a small portion of Colossus2 (estimated to be small; based on market rates, consuming all of Colossus1's computing power would generate approximately $1 billion per month) can bring in $1.25 billion in monthly revenue, totaling $15 billion annually—a truly high-quality cash flow. It's worth noting that reports indicate SpaceX's initial IPO prospectus disclosed a data center construction cost of only $2.7 million per megawatt (industry benchmark approximately $12.3 million/megawatt), but this figure was removed in the final version, leaving only the phrase "considerably lower than industry benchmarks." It must be said that Musk's company's engineering capabilities are absolutely top-tier.